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| Spud Date: 2013-05-07 | |
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| Latitude: 39.5628576867 | |
| Longitude: -81.506927846 |
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| INSPECTION ID | DATE | DESCRIPTION | COMMENT | VIOLATION ID | VIOLATION CODE | VIOLATION_COMMENT |
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| -1109395974 | 2014-07-14 | Upon inspection, it was observed that a vegetative cover has been established throughout the limits of disturbance for this pad location. Any and all drilling equipment has been removed from the location, and any and all pits used for drilling activities have been filled. This satisfies the requirements for the preliminary restoration. Accompanied on this inspection by DOGRM Engineer Jason Simmerman, and DOGRM Engineering Technicians Andy Thomas and Anthony Carson. | ||||
| -1148946949 | 2013-05-08 | Witnessed cementing of the surface casing. Good circulation and good returns were achieved. Universal did the cementing work. Pipe floated up out of the hole 8 ft. Bottom of pipe is at 420 ft. | ||||
| -1308184235 | 2013-08-26 | Observed coiled tubing unit getting set up to drill plugs out with the accompaniment of Mr. Rick Cisler and Mr. Kenny Brown. Spoke with company man from PDC and from Spartan coiled tubing services. They showed us the tools they will be using and gave us a run-down of how the job will be conducted. | ||||
| -1609620486 | 2013-12-13 | Received phone call from Mr. Tony Long from PDC energy at 9:57 am. He stated that an oil trucker didn't get one of the valves completely shut on one of the production tanks and it released 10-15 barrels of oil into the containment around the production tanks. Their containment dike is lined and no oil escaped it. They will have it sucked out as soon as possible. I recommended him calling the EPA and notifying them of the spill but also making sure to tell them that is was completely contained. | ||||
| -1622109285 | 2013-04-11 | Met with Mr. Don Kreager at the site. He was waiting on surveyers to plot where the well stake went. They were also in the process of getting the conductor rig ready to drill in the conductor. | ||||
| -1665097544 | 2013-07-31 | Checked on site to see how close they were fracing. Pump trucks, blenders, and support vehicles were in place. Mega tanks were being filled with water and several 500 barrel tanks were being filled. Spoke with Don Kreager via cell phone and he stated that they were going to try and frac the next day. | ||||
| -1773851228 | 2013-05-31 | I received a phone call at 12:55 pm from Randall Ferguson from PDC's Denver office in regards to the spill from the night before. He stated that there was a 10 barrel loss and that they removed all contaminated soil, disposed of it properly and replaced it with fresh soil. | ||||
| -2024051832 | 2013-06-17 | Company was performing pressure test on 5.5 in. casing. They pressured up to 5000 psi. Spoke with Mr. Blake Roush on site. I also looked at the above ground containment that will be used to store fluid for well stimulation. | ||||
| -384235053 | 2013-05-29 | Total depth at the time of inspection was 11559 ft. The inclination was 89.66 degrees. The azimuth was 1.94 radians (349.2 degrees). Spoke with consultant on site. | ||||
| -392223383 | 2014-07-14 | Upon inspection, it was observed that a vegetative cover has been established throughout the limits of disturbance for this pad location. Any and all drilling equipment has been removed from the location, and any and all pits used for drilling activities have been filled. This satisfies the requirements for the preliminary restoration. Accompanied on this inspection by DOGRM Engineer Jason Simmerman, and DOGRM Engineering Technicians Andy Thomas and Anthony Carson. | ||||
| -970301995 | 2013-06-03 | Inspected remedial work after the drilling mud spill. All contaminated soil had been removed and properly disposed of. Fresh soil had been put in its place. Spoke with consultant on site. He also gave me paperwork for the 5.5 in. casing that they had ran and cemented. | ||||
| 1334184211 | 2013-08-05 | Witnessed the perforation and the fracing of one stage. Observed a sample of cross-link gel used as a carrier for proppant. Accompanied on inspection by permitting geologist Rick Cisler, Kenny Brown, and intern Andrew Destocki. | ||||
| 1368117385 | 2013-05-08 | Witnessed first half of surface cement job with Inspector Andy Thomas. Circulation established, good returns, pipe raised out of hole 8 feet and unable to set back down. 420' of 20" surface casing was set in 458' of 24" borehole. | ||||
| 1370263209 | 2013-05-22 | Stratigraphic test hole had been plugged back. Top of cement should be around 6950. Received paperwork and spoke with Mr. Dave Grey. | ||||
| 1370434370 | 2013-05-23 | Received phone call from Dave Grey at 1:24 pm. He stated that the cement plug for the stratigraphic test hole had falled 200', and he will be placing 200' of cement on top of it to achieve a proper plug. | ||||
| 1411053385 | 2013-06-11 | I checked the remediated area outside of the drilling pad. It had been seeded and strawed. A crew was there smoothing the stone on the pad out. Well had a new well head installed on it. | ||||
| 1559913119 | 2013-04-15 | Witnessed the topping off of the conductor cement job. Conductor hole drilling crew was de-mobilizing and getting off of location very quickly after that. | ||||
| 428449238 | 2013-05-15 | Conducted status check on this drilling rig. Total depth was 4815 ft. I collected paperwork from the previous cement job, and spoke with Mr. David Gray on site. | ||||
| 674151958 | 2013-05-09 | Witnessed second half of surface cement job with Inspector Andy Thomas. Circulation established, good returns, pipe raised out of hole 8 feet and unable to set back down. 420' of 20" surface casing was set in 458' of 24" borehole. | ||||
| 950932751 | 2013-05-31 | Received phone call from Mr. Larry Howell at 11:20 pm and he notified me of a drilling mud spill that came out of the flare line. When I arrived on site, crews were already cleaning up the mess. The majority of the drilling mud collected on the drilling pad in the stone. There is a plastic liner under the stone. All contaminated stone was collected and put in a dumpster of residual waste, and hauled to an EPA approved landfill. There was a mist of drilling mud that sprayed the grass outside of the drilling pad in an area 25 ft. long by 15 ft. wide. I spoke with Mr. Vaughn Staple about remedial work on this area. I gave him the options of either removing all contaminated materials and replacing them with clean materials or bio-remediation in place which means tilling the area up and adding lime and fertilizer or manure and working that into the soil. I checked with the consulting mud engineer and the drilling mud is 100% bio-degradable. |